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The dollar fell to a two-week low as markets expect a Fed rate cut, boosting the euro.
The US dollar weakened to a two-week low as markets increasingly expect a 25-basis-point Federal Reserve rate cut in December, now priced at an 87% probability.
This dovish shift, fueled by signs of a softening labor market and muted inflation, boosted the euro, which rose above 1.1600 against the dollar, while the pound edged lower near 1.3230 amid anticipation of a Bank of England rate cut.
EUR/USD broke key resistance, targeting higher levels, while UK fiscal measures and slowing growth tempered pound gains.
Upcoming US data, including the ISM Manufacturing PMI and ADP employment report, will shape near-term currency movements.
El dólar cayó a un mínimo de dos semanas a medida que los mercados esperan un recorte de la tasa de la Fed, impulsando el euro.